Indianapolis delays suit against apartment owner, citing interested buyer

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4 thoughts on “Indianapolis delays suit against apartment owner, citing interested buyer

  1. It is so sad what these residents are going through, and have had to endure for awhile. Who does the delay help? Need to think of the residents first and let the corporate entities who have ignored work out their problems. For the people……. that should be the main concern.

  2. It is sad. I’m old enough to remember this being a prime apartment complex where friends lived. The delay here is undoubtedly so that the title is not clouded by a lawsuit. When there is an outstanding lawsuit, a property often can’t be sold as the buyer may not be able to get financing, etc. I’m sure the hope here is that the new owner will be better than the current. We all hope for this.

  3. I hope this works out but it feels like 50/50 chance of actually happening. I had a coworker that lived there for 5 years and it was a living nightmare according to what he would tell us. The problems with his unit were unreal. He had no heat throughout an entire winter at one point. He stuck it to them on last months rent, found a better job, and moved out.

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